The Prorap Classic Diaper Cover is made from a soft polyester knit with a leak-proof urethane barrier.  This is one of the few cloth diaper covers you will find with gussets.  Gussets are extra material around the leg openings designed to stop leaks.  The Prorap Classic features waterproof institutional "laundry safe" hook and loop (Velcro) closures.  The Velcro loop extends across the tummy to give you a great fit.  The Prorap Classic has material above the loop section to prevent scratching.  It features elastic across the back to provide a snug fit around the waist. 

Another great feature of the Prorap Classic is that it has an umbilical scoop on the newborn size (as pictured to the left).

You can use this wrap together with a Kissaluvs Size 0 for the newborn period.  Just carefully tuck the Kissaluvs cloth diaper under the Proraps wings at the hip.  You will need at least 6 cloth diaper covers and up to 15 Size 0 Kissaluvs each day. 

You can also use the newborn Prorap Classic cover with preemie prefolds.  You will need more cloth diaper covers if you use prefolds folded in thirds because covers tend to get soiled more often during the newborn period.  You will need at least 8 covers and up to 15 prefolds each day.

Thanks Mama brings you Prorap Classics diaper covers in 5 different sizes:

Sizing tends to run small so you may want to go to the next size especially if your baby is at the middle or end of a weight range.

Please note that colored diaper covers in sizes Medium through XLarge come with a tyke proof buckle

Please try out a cloth diaper cover before washing them to ensure proper fit. With a diaper cover, size is very important. Be sure that the cover is snug around the legs and waist. Check the cloth diaper to ensure that all cotton is tucked inside the cloth diaper covers. This will keep the cloth diaper from wicking the wetness to babies clothing and the cloth diaper cover.

Wash the cloth diaper covers in cold water. The cloth diaper covers from Proraps can be washed with other clothing on the shortest washing duration possible. It is best to close the Velcro and turn the covers inside out to ensure the best cleaning possible.

Detergent to use-

It is best to use a non-scented type of detergent that is not a "baby detergent"; these detergents have softeners in them that can over time weaken the Velcro staying ability.

Drying the covers- 

The best method is to open the Proraps covers and lay them flat on the dryer while it is running. We recommend that our products not be exposed to drying temperatures in excess of 180F (82.2C). If you do dry the cloth diaper covers in the dryer, do not add any softeners or scented dryer sheets.

Staining on the inside of diaper covers is normal and should not cause any alarm, especially when the baby is eating solid foods or if the baby is taking any medication.

If you have stains that you would like to address, pre-soak with a chemical or enzyme product (please see note below) for stains prior to the wash process. Hanging the covers in the sun for a few hours may help to reduce the appearance of some stains.

Remember that any chemical that you add to the covers will affect the longevity of the diaper covers and the effectiveness of the waterproof layer of the covers.

GENERAL HAZARDS

Groups of chemicals that may cause significant damage include but are not limited to the following: